Major car maker partners with Swedish flat-pack EV brand - and no, it's not Ikea

Stellantis, owner of Citroën, is studying the technology of the Swedish manufacturer Luvly for its future vehicles and especially the Luvly O, this ultra-light electric quadricycle and its kit design, low weight and distribution via flat packaging to local micro-factories.

The company Luvly and the company specializing in furnishing Ikea share two points in common. The first: they are both Swedish. The second: they sell products to assemble themselves. And yes, in the case of Luvly, it is a cart.

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The electric vehicles are booming, and a new concept today attracts all the attention: a kit car, delivered unassembled. Inspired by the logistic model of the IKEA, the Luvly 0 is a Swedish microcar that could well change the situation on the market of urban electromobility. Stellantis, a car giant, has just signed an agreement with Luvly to explore the viability of this project. This compact electric quadricycle, designed for minimal energy con…

Luvly and Stellantis pair up to evaluate flat-pack quadricycle tech

European automotive giant Stellantis has paired up with Swedish start-up, Luvly, to explore expanding its microcar line-up. Stellantis brands currently sell the Citroen Ami, Fiat Topolino and Opel Rocks, identical quadricycles designed for urban use, but is understood to be seeking ways to expand its micromobility offering. Luvly has a patented ‘flat-pack’ manufacture method, and the chassis of its sole model, the O, comprises large composite pa…

Major car maker partners with Swedish flat-pack EV brand - and no, it's not Ikea

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